Yes there is a minimum coverage of personal injury protection and property damage that you are required to have.
You cannot legally be sold auto insurance if you have no car to insure.
Yes you can.
No, you cannot insure yourself to drive any car. You need to have specific insurance for each car you drive.
yea i guess
The legal age to own a car in the state of Florida is 18 years old. Minors who are 16 or older can legally drive cars in the state.
Again, you cannot legally insure a vehicle that does not belong to you. The insurance policy and application make up a legally binding contract and state that you must own the vehicle in order to participate in the contract of insurance on the vehicle.
In most states it is legally required that you have insurance on the vehicle before driving it off the lot.
Are you talking about insuring a vehicle twice at the same time. This is illegal. Why would you want to pay insurance twice on the same vehicle anyway. If there was a claim and you had two policies on it they would probably split the damages. You cannot legally make a profit on insurance. Also, only the person who legally owns the car can insure it. The only exception is a legally married couple.
The only way that this can be legal is if you are the executor or administrator of the estate legally appointed by the probate or magistrate judge in your area. In any case the vehicle title should be transferred to the name of the person who will inherit it as quickly as possible. Then this person can insure it legally in there name.
Legally...no. But, for insurance purposes, yes.
It will depend on the policy, but most policies are legally bound to insure anyone that drives an insured car (as the policy covers both you and your car).
they cannot suspend you, only a court and the police can, however, they can refuse to insure you.